Indian Law

CrPC Section 54 defines the procedure for arresting a person without a warrant in cases of non-cognizable offences.

CrPC Section 54A details the procedure for medical examination of accused persons to ensure their health and rights during investigation.

CrPC Section 55 details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons in criminal cases.

CrPC Section 55A mandates police officers to inform arrested persons of their right to bail promptly and in a language they understand.

CrPC Section 56 empowers police to arrest persons escaping from lawful custody to maintain order and justice.

CrPC Section 57 explains the procedure when a person is arrested without a warrant and must be produced before a magistrate promptly.

CrPC Section 58 details the procedure for medical examination of arrested persons to ensure their health and rights are protected.

CrPC Section 59 details the procedure for police to release arrested persons on bond pending investigation.

CrPC Section 60 defines the jurisdiction of Magistrates to try offences based on their nature and severity.

CrPC Section 60A details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons in criminal cases.

CrPC Section 61 defines the powers of police to seize property related to offences during investigation.

CrPC Section 62 empowers police to arrest a person who escapes from lawful custody or is unlawfully at large.

CrPC Section 63 details the procedure for arresting a person who is unlawfully at large after being released on bail or bond.

CrPC Section 64 explains the procedure for releasing a person on bond without sureties in certain cases.

CrPC Section 65 details the procedure for the police to seize and retain documents or articles as evidence in a criminal investigation.

CrPC Section 66 details the procedure for police to seize property related to offences, ensuring lawful custody and protection of evidence.

CrPC Section 67 details the procedure for search and seizure of property connected to offences, ensuring lawful evidence collection.

CrPC Section 68 details the procedure for issuing summons to witnesses to appear in court for testimony.

CrPC Section 69 empowers police to intercept messages for investigation with magistrate's approval under lawful conditions.

CrPC Section 70 covers the procedure when a person refuses to give security for keeping the peace or good behaviour.

CrPC Section 71 defines the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons to appear before the court.

CrPC Section 72 details the procedure for issuing summons to witnesses or accused to appear before a court.

CrPC Section 73 details the procedure for forwarding arrested persons to magistrates within 24 hours, ensuring legal custody and rights protection.

CrPC Section 74 details the procedure for issuing summons to accused persons in criminal cases.

CrPC Section 75 details the procedure for issuing summons to witnesses to attend court proceedings.

CrPC Section 1 defines the title, extent, and commencement of the Code of Criminal Procedure in India.

CrPC Section 2 defines key terms used throughout the Code, ensuring clarity in criminal procedure law.

CrPC Section 3 defines the extent of the Code of Criminal Procedure across India, clarifying its territorial application.

CrPC Section 4 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts in India, guiding where cases can be tried.

CrPC Section 5 defines the territorial jurisdiction of criminal courts and officers in India.

IPC Section 52A defines 'Public Servant' and clarifies who is considered a public servant under Indian law.

IPC Section 53A defines the offence of punishment for attempting to commit an offence, outlining liability and scope.

IPC Section 55A mandates the payment of wages to workers on time, ensuring timely remuneration and protecting labor rights.

IPC Section 108A defines punishment for harbouring persons who have committed offences, ensuring legal accountability for aiding offenders.

IPC Section 120A defines criminal conspiracy, outlining when an agreement to commit an illegal act becomes punishable under law.

IPC Section 120B defines criminal conspiracy, outlining liability for those involved in planning unlawful acts.

IPC Section 121A defines conspiracy to commit offences against the state, addressing plans to disrupt national security.

IPC Section 124A defines sedition, penalizing acts inciting hatred or contempt against the government.

IPC Section 153A penalizes promoting enmity between groups and acts prejudicial to harmony.

IPC Section 153B penalizes promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language, etc.

IPC Section 166A penalizes public servants for disobeying directions during public servant duties, ensuring lawful compliance.

IPC Section 166B penalizes public servants for disobedience of directions causing danger to life or public safety.

IPC Section 171A penalizes bribery of public servants to influence their official duties, ensuring integrity in public administration.

IPC Section 171B penalizes knowingly joining or continuing in an unlawful assembly to commit an offence.

IPC Section 171C penalizes illegal hiring or engagement of persons as election workers to ensure free and fair elections.

IPC Section 171D penalizes promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, or caste to disturb public tranquility.

IPC Section 171E penalizes promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, or language to disturb public tranquility.

IPC Section 171F penalizes bribery by public servants to influence their official duties, ensuring integrity in public administration.

IPC Section 171G penalizes the promotion or attempt to promote feelings of enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language, etc.

IPC Section 171H penalizes bribery of public servants to influence their official duties, ensuring integrity in public administration.

IPC Section 171I addresses punishment for bribery by a public servant, ensuring integrity in public offices.

IPC Section 174A addresses the punishment for negligent conduct with respect to dangerous weapons or explosives, ensuring public safety.

IPC Section 195A criminalizes giving false evidence to obstruct justice, ensuring integrity of judicial proceedings.

IPC Section 216A penalizes the act of harboring or concealing offenders to prevent their arrest or trial.

IPC Section 225A punishes the act of counterfeiting or falsifying government stamps or marks used for revenue collection.

IPC Section 229A penalizes the act of falsely claiming to be a member of the armed forces to deceive others.

IPC Section 228A protects the identity of rape victims by prohibiting disclosure of their names or addresses.

IPC Section 263A addresses the offence of causing miscarriage without a woman's consent, protecting bodily autonomy and health.

IPC Section 294A penalizes obscene acts and songs in public places to maintain public decency and order.

IPC Section 295A punishes deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings.